CJams

I tinted the 2 round reverse lights as well. Looks ok.

ILoveMyHonda

haha so did i. i was thinkin, "first gucci?! now this!?!"

MTLer

pics of the reverse lights?

Zasker1

This looks sweet, If I did not have a dark tint on my windows I would do this to my car.

driver centric

lol, that name is awesome

CJams

TacoBellSauce

sweet
do the reverse lights have a hint of blue when they light up?
you should replace them with LEDs or superwhite bulbs

also, got any pics of the tails from afar?

ed99

Cjams,

That looks hot. I wonder how it would look if the front lights was tinted too?????

jiggaman

i think you should wrap your whole car in that stuff

CJams

I also offer custom paint protection packages

jiggaman

vwong

Mugenpwp

LOL that's better that wax!!! Rain and snow will slide right off!!!

MTLer

Can we purchased the taillight tints? Possibly get it shipped with my order before it leaves ?

tuoncan

It does look nice, but by examing the picture it doesn't look like it being cut right.
I guess it would be tough to get the exact cut.

CJams

It's a perfect circle cut with a template so it's perfectly round. Not much to it. Not sure what doesn't look cut right? You're looing at a flat circle from an angle so it's not going to look perectly round from this angle. It looks good in person.

The blue doesn't really go with SSM so I may switch to a slightly different color for mine. The blue would look sick on the meteor silver for sure. That tint would look insane on Meteor Silver!

MTLer

You think you would sell the taillight cut-outs? possibly a black tint to resemble the "blacked out" reverse lights on the 06, maybe even darker.

CJams

I haven't seen the "blacked out" lights on the 06's. But i'm sure it's more than possible.

After having them on for few weeks now i'm sure they will last a while without a problem.

minkl81

iTrader: (2)

hey CJams, i just got your blueberry yum yums and was wandering how to apply them. i tried using conventional way of tinting by spraying on the soap water and squeezing out the air bubbles. but they don't stick. they starts to fall of after water underneath the tint paper dries out. is some kind of adhesive needs to be used??

also what kind of pen did you use? "TSX Driver & Passenger Side Peel" writings can't be earased with water...

by the way i think reverse tint looks really good on abp. only if i can make them to stay on.

CJams

Check your pm!

CJams

For any of you that wanna try this at home..... Window tint has a "Clear" protective layer you must pull away from the film to expose a "sticky" side of the tint. The sticky side is the side that you spray with a light soapy water to apply. There is a few reasons for the soapy water. 1. it allows you to move the film around on the glass to get it exactly where you want it. 2. It helps flush any dust and dirt from between the glass and the film. 3. once you remove the protective layer spray, the film asap so any dirt or debis doesn't stick to it for ever. Your fingers will leave prints on the sticky side if you dont wet your fingers and the film before touching the sticky side.

minkly81-You haven't taken the clear coat off so that's why it's not sticking.



FYI-for small things like rear views and tail lights almost anyone can DIY! But as far as tinting an entire TSX goes, leave it to the pros. These cars are way too nice to have dirty tints!

MTLer

Nice, I was gonna have it done by a friend who ownz a tint shop, but i think ill try it my self.

minkl81

iTrader: (2)

thanx, i'll post pix of my blueberry yum yums...

lcrazyaznl

iTrader: (1)

It looks good it was a bit pain in the butt, to cut it but fine details aren't a problem.

xenonhid

CJams = Pro

Cjams, I just started a new job in seattle so I am unable to stop by your shop in fife. Can you PM me about these Blueberry YuMMs yums? Nevermind, I'll PM you first!

lcrazyaznl

iTrader: (1)

Oy i had alot bubble problems with it on one mirror and then the other still hasnt dried yet.

CJams

Getting a good squeegie on the water removal is key! There should be no bubbles left over once you squeegie the water out. The smoother you get it from the start, the smoother it will look when it dries.

lcrazyaznl

iTrader: (1)

Yea I finally got it to work on the 2nd copy but i still messed it up a bit. Its not bad I think im going to get the film and redo them.

MTLer

Yeah i tried to apply the driver side.. seemed like it was good, but the bottom edge wouldnt seal completely.. always formed a bubble...also i kinda scratched the film a bit because of lack of a good small squeegee. I did get the taillight tints on fairly easy, and i like how they look. I'll post pics once all is done.

CJams

Cool! Can't wait to see pics guys. If the bottom edge is forming a bubble that means there the film may be too long in that spot. You can trim the edge in that area with a basic razor blade. Just be careful not to scratch your mirror. The reverse lights took about a week to grow on me but now I love them. Be sure to keep the rear views clean because the combination of mirror and tint make them look twice as dirty. I found that out yesterday when the sun hit them at the right angel.

lcrazyaznl

iTrader: (1)

I like the back lights, and the mirrors but I need to just redo the whole thing again.

wickedk24

yummy

Mugenpwp

Those that got them...post pics and more pics

tuoncan

can we get the taillight film only? How do I go buying that?

feelgood13

toocan, you should be banned from modding your car any further. you turned your tsx into a clown-car already.

https://acurazine.com/forums/showpos...43&postcount=1

silkk8482

Would it illegal to tint the headlights with the blue tint?

CJams

Laws differ from state to state. But, somone here did it recently.

ILoveMyHonda

CJams you crack me up man, I like how you actually listed them on eBay as Blueberry yum yumm

When I get some cash together I think ill buy a roll for the car

page 4 haha

minkl81

iTrader: (2)

bubbling on the bottom portion is hard to get rid of. i even took it to the shop and they also left some bubbles. think i'll need to redo them again with new tint papers.

CJams

The bubbles are probably dirt from the edges. I clean the mirror with alcohol then spray it with soap and water and squeegie it clean. Then I hit the border with air to get the water and dirt from the cracks around the edges. Then once it's all dry I leave the mirror dry and spray the sticky side of the film with the soap and water then lay it. Once the film is in the right spot I squeegie the bottom to keep dirt from getting sucked back up. Then I squeegie from the middle outward and seal the edges so dirt doesn't get sucked back in.